Wig
61wig|wag — «WIHG WAG», verb, wagged, wag|ging, noun. –v.t., v.i. 1. to move to and fro; wag. 2. to signal by waving or holding a single flag or light in various positions according to a code. The three motions used in wigwagging represent a dot, a dash, and …
62Wig|wam — «WIHG wom, wm», noun. 1. a) a hut used especially by the Algonkian Indians of the eastern woodlands of North America, made of bark, mats, or skins laid over a frame of poles. b) any hut of poles covered with bark, mats, or skins, made by North… …
63wig|wam — «WIHG wom, wm», noun. 1. a) a hut used especially by the Algonkian Indians of the eastern woodlands of North America, made of bark, mats, or skins laid over a frame of poles. b) any hut of poles covered with bark, mats, or skins, made by North… …
64wig|eon — «WIHJ uhn», noun. = widgeon. (Cf. ↑widgeon) …
65wig|gler — «WIHG luhr», noun. 1. a person or thing that wiggles. 2. the larva of a mosquito. 3. a fishing lure used in casting that zigzags across the water when drawn in …
66wig|gle — «WIHG uhl», verb, gled, gling, noun. –v.i. to move with short, quick movements from side to side; wriggle. SYNONYM(S): squirm, twist. –v.t. to move with short, quick movements from side to side: »to wiggle a trunk across the floor. –n. 1. a… …
67wig|gly — «WIHG lee», adjective, gli|er, gli|est. 1. wiggling. 2. wavy …
68wig|let — «WIHG liht», noun. a small hairpiece, especially one added to a woman s hair …
69wig|mak|er — «WIHG MAY kuhr», noun. a person who makes or sells wigs …
70wig·wam — /ˈwıgˌwɑːm/ noun, pl wams [count] : a round tent that was used in the past by Native Americans as a house or shelter …
